8 TUB NORFOLK NEWS : FJRIDAY , DECEMBER o , 1902
Shelly Lcnticum Drowned This
Afternoon While Skating- ,
DOY ABOUT I4J YEARS OLD
Wns in the Cold Wntor About Hnlf
an Hour nncl When Iho Dody wns
Recovered Life Had | boconio Ex
tinct Son of Alf Lontlcum.
I'rom 9ntnnlii ) > Dnllyt
Shelley Lontioum , HOU of Alf JLLonti-
cum , n boy about. 1 1 yontH o ( ago , wns
drowned in the Northfork rlvor this
afternoon about 11 o'oloolc , whllo nknt-
With u number af compnnloiiH of
about his own ago , [ Iw WIIH ] ulcat-
ing on the bayou on the oiint sldo
of tlio Notthfork , nouth of the M. & O.
liridgo. Thn ii'o on the bnyou won not
thlclc unit toward the rlvor it thlnnod
perceptibly until , where the outotT
joined the river , there \vaH no ice at nil
and the river was not fro/.un ,
The boyn were engaged in a gnmu of
tlnro , ono trying to see how much
nearer the river ho oould go tlmu an
other without falling hi. With n
"wntoh mo , boys" young Loutloum took
the longest dnro and broke through the
thin cdgo of ice , going into about HX
foot of wntor. Ills couipauiouH at ouoo
rau for help , tmuunoniug the men at the
Sugar Oity Goroal mills. Four of thorn
wont up , James Lough and Warrou
House going to the Bcono of the acoidont
in n boat. They prosecuted the search
\vith vigor and were successful in loca
ting tbo boy's body a f ow mlnutOH after
their arrival. It in judged that ho was
in tlio wntor about half au hour.
The body wns oarrlod up the M , & 0.
track to the Seller livery barn , where
olTorts at resuscitation were made by
lre. Frank Snltor and A. Boar , but
without success and the body wan taken
to the undertaking rooniH of Sotmions &
Boll , where it now awaits the action of
the family of the boy.
Nouo of the companions of the boy
were certain ns to his uamo and it was
Bomo tiiiio after the accident that
identification of the remains WOH made
by the boy's father. First reports had
it that his llrst name wns Ohnrllo butJJ
iiouo seemed to Icuow what his loot uamo
was. Later it wns given out that his
iinmo was Will llartmnu , sou of Kruost
Hnrtmnu. Idoutlllcatlon wns complete -
ploto about 4 o'clock by Mr. Loutlonm'fl
idtiutiilcation.
The family of the unfortunate boy
hnvo made this city their homo fo
about two years , at present residing in
tlio western part of town , about tw
blocks south of Main on Thirtoontl
street.
The boy has boon attouiug the pub
lie school , going in Miss Mullen's room ,
in the Grant building.
It is a sad blow to the parents and
they have the sympathy of the comun-
ity in their sad nflllotiou. The parents
were grief stricken and the acoidont
wns a shock to the commnnity.occasiou
ing much excitement.
Desires No Beauty Doctoring.
Thouo who hnvo had the pleasure of
meeting Editor A. F. Enos of the Stanton -
ton Picket will fully appreciate the
following pcrsounl remarks regarding
the said editor and a beauty doctor
token from the last issue of his paper ,
"Some time ago n friend who is nphy-
Elcinu nnd in whose skill wo repose a
good deal of confidence proposed to im
prove our facial appearance by inserting
a few bridge timbers or some sort of
manufactured preparation into our face
where the nose is supposed to moot the
forehead nud by which operation the
pug appendage which wns our chief
personal annoyance as a boy and young
m&u could be elevated so ns to grace-
folly slant from tip to forehead. The
temptation to at ouco place au order fern
n , Sew bubhels of the new compound was
great , but was heroically withstood , yet
not without an occasional thought for
what might bo done in the future in
case we over wnntod to enter the show
zing agniust a field of thoroughbreds
with Roman nasal appendages. But
now is published nu nccouut of how a
Miss Deacon , n beautiful young lady of
Homowhero iu the east , tried the same
plan of improving upon what nature
bad done for her nud now is going to
lose her nose nud perhaps her life iu
consequence. Wo ouco saw a mau
without n nose on his face and ho didn't
look right. Iu our judgment most any
old nose is better than uo nose at all and
car M. U. friend will please excuse us.
We prefer to keep what nose we have
putTftther than outer into any game of
toss up. "
Good goods at your own prices at the
rummage sale to bo given iu the Keen-
igstoiu block December 12 and 13 by
the ladles guild of Trinity church.
ANOTHER PIERCE SENSATION ,
Wilson Hnll , n Retired Farmer Charged
Wild n Serious Crime.
The report oomon down from 1'Iorco
that tlio city on the north has another
noiiHatlon , nluiost equalling that of the
Nolgonllnd murder In brutality.
Willnoii Hnll , nrotlrod farmer , with n
wife nnd ROVOII children among the
mostly highly respected momborH of
Mint community , was arrested Thurmlny
for attempted rnpo. County Attorney
II. S. Unrnhnrt brings the cnso , charg
ing that the attempted nmmult wan com *
milled on his daughter , Mnry Burn-
hart , ngcd n yonrfl ,
Hull liaH a Iwd reputation for trying
to enter IIOIIICH when tlio men are away
and ho has upon numerous occasions
escaped from criminal prosecution beef -
of his highly ostnomod family.
Ho has , however , boon so persistent in
liln indiscretions that now ho must
niiHwor to the courts. It is believed the
will bo pushed vigorously ,
T LAST.
Good News lor All Who Suffer With
Rheumatism Free.
To nil who sulTor with rheumatism I
will gladly send free tlio wonderful
Htory of how my mother woo cured
after yearn of suffering , together with
the most elaborate treatise on rheuma
tism over published ,
No matter what your form of rheu
matism is , whether nouto , ohrouio ,
muscular , inflammatory , doforuiant ,
solatia , neuralgia , gout , lumbago , oto
no matter how ninny no-called "sure
cures" yon hnvo tried I want you to
write to mo and lot mo toll you how
mother wns cured.
I am neither n doctor nor n professor
simply n plain man of business but
I have n onro for rheumatism , nud I
wnnt to toll everyone who suffers with
rheumatism all about it. I wish to bo
clearly understood , nnd trust that all
who arc suffering with this torrlblo
disease , however , apparently beyond
the roach of cure , will write to mo this
day and I will send you by return mail
this work of iniiio. I appeal especially
to the "chronically ill" who are wearied
and discouraged with "doctoring" and
to those who have boon cast aside ns
"iuonrnblo. " All you hnvo thought
about rheumatism may bo wroug , Lot
mo toll you our experience. Surely , if
you hnvo a suffering friend , it will pay
yon to Investigate uiy offer , anyway ,
iiud prove for yourself these claims I
make.
Send me your address today n postal
card will do and I will mail yon this
wonderful story. If you have any
friends suffering with rheumatism no
matter where located , send mo their
address , aud I will mail them n copy.
My address is Victor , Rniubolt\ Bloomfield -
field , Ind.
Howe-Law.
From Tuesday's Dully.
It was a very pretty wedding that
took place at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Law on South Eighth street this
morning when Mr. Robert E. ' Howe of
Randolph nud Miss Anna Q. Law were
united in wedlock. Promptly at 11
o'clock the bride nud groom , accom
panied by Mr. Dyer Harper of Plain-
view and Miss Pearl Kothlodgo of Col-
oridgo took their places and the mar
riage service was read by Rov. J. F.
Pouohor of the Methodist ohnroh. The
ring ceremony was used. After receiv
ing the congratulations of the relatives
nud friends present , nu elaborate wed
ding luncheon was served. The bride
and groom left ou the 1 o'clock train for
Randolph , their future homo.
Mr. Howe is the sou of Mr. nud Mrs.
Howe of the Queen Oity hotel nud is n
young man of excellent oharnoter nnd
promise. Miss Law has been the long
distance telephone operator hero for
some time and has n host of friends
who will wish the newly wedded couple
rt happy life. Many beautiful presents
were received , aud among them wns n
bonutiful parlor stand , the remembrance
branco of Miss Law's associates at the
telephone ofllce. Only the relatives aud
a few friends were present.
Half Rates Plus JT.2.00 Ono Way or
Round Trip via Wabash Railroad.
Tickets sold ou 1st and 3rd Tuesday
of each mouth to many points south nud
southeast. Aside from 'this , tickets
are ou sale to all the wiuter resorts of the
south at greatly reduced rates. The
Wabash is the shortest , quickest aud
best line for St. Louis aud all poiuts
south nud southeast. Ask your nearest
; icket agent to route you via the
Wabnsh.
For rates , folders and all information
call at Wabash corner , 1801 Farnnin St.
or address
HAUHY E. MOORE ,
General agent passenger department ,
Omiha , Nebr.
Nebr.Card
Card of Thanks.
The many kind acts of neighbors and
friends during the sickness aud death
of our beloved daughter and sister will
ever bo held in grateful remembrance.
The expression of our appreciation , is
likewise due these who sent flowers.
Mu. AND MRS. WM. AIILMAN AND FAM
ILY.
FOR SALE 2 tracts of 10 acres each in
edge of towu. GAUDNER & SHILER.
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets euro
a cold iu ono day. No cure , no pay.
Price 25 conta.
Fred Karo's Cash Register
Tapped Thursday Night.
ROBBER GOT THREE DOLLARS.
Entered Collar Window by Removing
Iron Bars Mr. Knro Has Suspic
ions as to the Guilty Person Was
Looking for Turkey Money.
The meat market of Fred Kara woo
again visited by burglars , the last visit
taking plaoo between sunset of Thanks
giving day nnd the morning of the day
following. Kutranco was gained by
prying loose ono of the bars across the
back collar windows. The thief evi
dently was well acquainted with the
moat market bocnuso ho proceeded with
his Investigations with n system nnd
acouraoy that would only hnvo boon
possible to ono knowing every nook
nud corner of the building. There wns
BORIC wntor standing on the floor of the
back collar nnd the tracks of the thief
were not difficult to follow. From the
cellar ho proceeded to the collar stops
and scoured entrance to the market
without difficulty. There ho leisurely
tapped the cash register , scouring about
$11 in change for his trouble. In open
ing the register ho used the 30-cout key ,
that amount being the last register , and
Mr. Knro is of the opinion that ho felt
like thirty cents when ho counted up
his booty. There is uo evidence that
any moats or tools were taken ,
the thief being in the business only
for the money.
Mr. Knro is oouvincod that ho knows
who the burglar was but ho ns yet lacks
the evidence that would provo it before
n court of law nud until this is secured
ho will bo unable to proseouto the case.
It is just ohanco that the burglar did
not soonro greater returns. Ordinarily
ou n holiday it has boon Mr. Knro's cus
tom to leave the money from the day's
sale iu the register becnnso the banks nro
not open. Ou Thanksgiving , however ,
his sales were unusually largo duriug the
forenoon and ho dooldod not to leave it
iu the register nud will not bo likely to
do so again hereafter. The thief prob
ably counted ou this to make quite n
haul , but mot with disappointment.
TEMPERANCE RALLY.
Addresses by Supt. O'Connor and
Rov. J. F. Poucher.
From Monday's Dullv :
Under the direction of the ladies of
the W. 0. T. U. tomperono rally day
was generally nud fittingly obsrved
yostordny in Norfolk. In the afternoon
at 3 o'clock the various Sunday schools
of the city mot at the Baptist church ,
the building being incapable of holding j
the children aud others who desired to
nttoiid the service. A number of good
rocitntious were given nnd nppropriato
inusio was provided. Responsive exor
cises by Mrs. McMillan and the Congre
gational Sunday school , being quota
tions from famous personages on the
temperance question , was au interesting
feature. Superintendent D. 0. O'Con
nor of the public schools gave n splendid
address oji temperance , crediting the W.
0. T. U. with work of inestimable value
to the oanso. He pnid pnrticular at
toutiou to their work with the children
and considered their scientific research
es with referouco to the effect of alcohol
nud narcotics [ on children of special
valno.3 Ho emphasized the need of n
public rending room iu . .Norfolk where
boys nud young men may meet
and spent their ovouiugs with
out being iu the way of temptation ,
nnd considered that about half
the money received from the traf
fic aud applied to the public schools in
Norfolk could well bo used in establish
ing and maiutaiug such n room. Mrs
0. A. Alexander and Mrs. M. A. Mc
Millan presided at the mooting.
ID the evening there wore union ser
vices nt the Congregatiounl church thnt
were largely nttoudod by the temper
ance workers and others of the city.
The nddress wns by Rev. J. F. Ponohor ,
pastor of the Methodist church , who
discussed "The Economical View of the
Liquor Traffic. " His arguments were
logical and convincing and ho presented
figures on the subject that were aston
ishingly large. Eloquence nud power
distinguished his nddress aud many
flattering comments were given by
these who heard him.
THE FIRST BLIZZARD.
Storm of Yesterday and Today Un
usually Severe for the Season ,
prom Wednoedaj'i Daily.
A storm of unusual severity struck
this section of the country yesterdny
nfternoou nud continued in evidence
duriugjtoday. Its characteristics were
unusually blizzard-like nud its effects
have undoubtedly been far-reaching.
The storm opened yesterday about 8
o'clock with a veering of the wind to
the north , and this soon brought n fnll
of moist snow thnt clung to the build
ings with pertinacity. The wind in
creased iu vigor about nightfall and the
mercury in the thermometer showed an
inclination to retreat into the bulb , until
it had reached a poiut but one degree
above zero , whore it remained for some
hours.
This morning the snowfall had ceased ,
but the wind continued to rage to the j
discomfort of these whoso duties called
hem away from the warm fireside.
The snow was piled up in drifts of con
siderable depth and extent nnd the
sconowas decidedly wiutorlsh during
; oday ,
Trains , with the oxocoption of these
joining iu at the union depot , were de
layed several hours.
About two inches of snow fell during
ho storm. The storm was foretold by
ho barometer , which has boon falling
several dnys , but is npnlu rising.
No loss of life or stock in this section
tins yet been reported.
A Smooth Grafter
From Tuoailny'i Dnlly ,
There was n coru doctor In town Yes
terday who , for genuine nerve tuu\
effrontery , was easily nhond of nuy
thing thnt has couio to our notice iu
months. He would go into A tow or
office nnd wnit until the proprietor w
nt loisnro. When unrolling a suiwll
tin box filled with salvo ho would offer
to sell it for $1. This proposition WAS
laughed at which was just what the
grafter wautod. Ho then asked how
many corns the mau hnd. Being told ,
ho said that he would lonvo the medi
cine with him nud take his note payable
in ono year. Ho was to receive fS for
oaoh corn that was permanently cured
aud not a cent for these ho failed to
eradicate. From the bunch of agree
ments ho had , it is evident that the
stock of suckers iu Nebraska Oity is
not all dead yet. Speaking of this cnso
to ouo of the physicians of the otty last
ovenlug , the reporter learned that tbo
man's graft wns almost sure. The in
structions thnt go with the medicine
nro such thnt if carefully followed the
corns will disappear. About the first
of December , 11)03 ) , there will bo some
people hero who will wish that they had
paid'n local doctor for the advica aud
saved many dollars. Nebraska Oity
Tribnuo.
Death of Miss Elsie Ahlman.
Miss Elsie Ahlman , ouly daughter of
Mr. nud Mrs. Win. Ahlinnu , who has
been suffering from blood poisoning for
some time , passed away Saturday night
about 13 o'clock nt the homo of her
parents nt the corner of Philip nvonup
nnd Fifth street. The fuuoral wns held
this nfteruoou nt 1 o'clock from the
house , Rov. J. P. Mueller of Ohrist
Lutheran church having charge of the
services. Interment was in the now
cemetery of Christ church north of the
oity. The services were attended by a
Inrgo number of friends ot the family
nnd a long procession followed the re
mains to their Inst resting place on the
hill. Many offerings of beautiful
flowers were received by the .family ,
nnd deep sympathy for their sad nfllic-
tiou was expressed.
Miss Ahlman was born in Norfolk and
was approaching her 21st birthday. Be-
sides her parents , throe brothers , Wil
liam , Arthur nud OhnrloH , survive. She
wns a good girl , kind hearted aud gen
erous aud her loss will bo keenly felt by
the nfllioted family , who hnvo the heart
felt sympathy of all their acquaint
ances.
Attend the rummage sale December
12 nnd 13.
Northern Wisconsin Ilnllwny Farm Lund
Fnr Sale.
The Ohicngo , St. Paul , Minneapolis
& Omaha railway has for sale in North
ern Wiscousiu , at low prices and easy
terms of payment , about 350,000 acres
of choice farm lauds.
Early buyers will secure the advantage
tago of locations on the many beautiful
streams and lakes , which abound with
fish and furnish a never ending nud
most excellent wntor supply , both for
family use and for stock.
Laud is generally well timbered , the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation and
this is rapidly developing into one of
the greatest sheep nud cattle raising
regions in the northwest.
OhicBgo , Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis
oapolis , Dnluth , Superior , Ashland nud
other towns on "Tho Northwestern
Line" furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce.
For further particulars address :
GKO. W. BELL ,
Laud Commissioner , Hudson Wis , , or
G. H. MACRAE ,
Asst. Geu'lPass.Ag't.St. Paul. Minn.
Lady agents wanted to handle our
custom made walking nnd dress skirts.
Large profits ; corset agents preferred.
Ideal Garment Manufacturing Co. ,
Ann Arbor , Mich.
Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
nt the postofflco December 2 , 1003.
Alfred Allen , W. T. Beltz , Mrs. Allen
Barley , 0. M. Brown , Mrs. Sophia Ben
nett , Jack A. Gowlyn , B. D. Fuchs ,
John H. Gordon , Henry Hanson , T. J.
Hanrihan , 0. M. Moore , J. J. Maolellau.
Ernst Peterson , Mrs. J. B. Roece , Gust
Stolt , Mrs. Mary Sennit/ , Miss Anna
Wakeue.
If not called for iu 15 days will bo
sent to the dead letter office.
Parties calling for any of the above
please say advertised.
JOHN R. HAYS , P. M.
Half Rates to Canadian Points.
The Wabash will sell tickets from
Chicago to many points in Canada
December 18 , 19 , 20 and 21 , good return
ing until January 10 , 1003. For rates
and all information call at Wabaeh
office , 1601 Farnam street or address.
HAKUY E. MOORES ,
G. A. P. D. , Omaha , Neb.
I
Johnson Dry Goods Company
Enlarges and Improves.
FLOOR SPACE OF 7,500 FEET.
Departments Enlarged nnd Added.
Other Faculties Increased Grow
ing Mail Order Business Modern ,
Evenly HeatodWell Lighted Store.
work ivf ( uvhrglng and romodol-
ttw st < w svf ttw JiUm.ioa Dry Goods
u w tvraptUvilly oomplotod ,
x\u\v uvy wo i > ( Jho hnudsom-
wfc awl HUM ! v\uvum\lUms plnocs of
biuiuww txuiwtivabits nud ll is probable
ihat JhwU uo * another store iu the
> vtMl iu a dljr ixf Norfolk's population
ihnt cau tHjuiU it in lloor spnoo aud nr-
iutlo aud eonvvntaut lurnugomeut. The
old sUw room had Kvoiuo so crowded
hat the company was brought to the
point where they wvro either compelled
to reduce the stock they had boon carry-
ug or provide more room nud thnt was
douo to provide inoro room. A review
of the situation seemed to justify the
enlarging of the room nud thnt was douo
with the result thnt the company is
now in position to carry n stock of goods
adequate to the increased trade with
which the company has been favored
and which it justly earned by honest ,
lonsorvativo business methods.
The new addition ndds one-third to
the size of the store-room , and the com
pany now has 7,500 square feet of floor
space iu which to display the goods
handled. This space has been divided
up between the various departments of
the business , giving them more room
and greater convenience iu the display
of goods and affording thorn better op
portnulty for the conduct of the busi
ness of the various departments. Sev
eral now departments have been added
to the business , made possible by the in
creased capacity of the store room.
The heating and the lighting features
of the store , always good , have been
altered nud improved. The hot nir
heating system has been removed nud n
modern steam heating plant has been
installed with sufficient radiators to pro
dnco adequate aud even warmth iu all
portions of the building. The lights
are brilliant nnd afford perfect illumin
ationJit being the first store room in
the oity to bo lighted by the gas maun
faotnred by the Norfolk Light and Fuel
company. The lights are strong and
the Inrgo room is almost as light at
ulght as during the day , being of beuo
fit to these wishing to select goods at
night.
All the inside shelving of the store is
lowered to give the room a modern nnd
nt tractive appearance , removing the
cluttered up aspect of storos.jwith the
old method of shelving iu use. This
with an array of the latest show cases
iu the front part of the store , gives the
room a splendid effect and admits of
nice display of goods.
The capacity of the shoe department
has been doubled by extending the
shelves from the floor to the ceiling
and this is occupied by a complete stock
of Intost styled footwenr. The carpet
dopnrtmeut hns beeu enlarged ] nud re
moved from connection with the shoo
department , extending backjfrom thnt
department to the office.
The now part gives a floor space of
1,750 square feet for the display of
ladle's cloaks , suits , and other ready-to-
wear garments. This department is
also supplied with shelf room so that
the company may carry a more exten
sive duplicate stock , that has been
found especially necessary for the in
creasing mail order business of the
company for goods of this class. In the
roar of the new portion of the store are
rooms fitted out for dressmaking , which
will hereafter bo a department of the
company's business. In oonuectiou
with this there is n Indies' toilet room
for the exclusive use ofjlady clerks aud
patrons.
The gouts' furnishing goods depart
meut has been moved from the dry
goods side of the store nudjboen made a
department of itself with n largely in
crensod line of goods. The holidny
goods , of which the company has a
larger aud more complete stock than
over of new and desirable goods , is
located in the rear of the store and is
nicely dlsplnyed.
The decorators of the company , who
have n reputation for putting the large
show window to excellent advantage ,
have prepared an extra beautiful holi
day window , that has been curtained
from the public today by the mnnipn-
Intlons of the frost king , but it is a dis
play that is deserving of attention 'nnd
when the frost coating is removed the
people of Norfolk will be well repaid by
studying the window.
The mail orders of the company have
increased rapidly since tbey commenced
devoting their attention to this feature
of the business and their teiritory is
rapidly extending , the compnuy recelv
lug many orders during the yenr ns fnr
west as Wyoming nnd north into Dakota.
The increased room affords bettor op
portnnity to give such patrons quicker
aud bettor service. It necessitates the
carrying of n larger duplicate stock ,
but it has been found that this can well
be afforded , nnd ns thnt portion of the
business increases iu extent the facili
ties will ho further enlarged to meet
the demand.
The store has boon handsomely dec
orated and ono of the first things to
attract the eye of the visitor is the broad
expanse of steel coiling , decorated iu
pleasing aud harmonious colors.
The Johnson Dry Goods company is
a business interest of which Norfolk
may well bo proud nnd the people hero
nay well afford to contribute to the
joutinuod success of the compnuy. The
proprietors nro gentlemanly fjnnd oblig-
ug , enterprising nnd ibnsluoss-liko , nud
ho employes of the store partake of the
snmo desirable qualifications , making it
nn exceedingly pleasant nud profitable
[ tlaco to trade.
The value of Expert Treatment.
Everyone who is nfllioted with n
ohronio disease experiences great dif
ficulty in having their ease intelligently
treated by the nvorngo physioinu. These
diseases can only bo cured by n special
ist who understands them thoroughly.
Dr. J. Newton Hathaway of Sioux City ,
Iowa , is acknowledged the most skillful
aud successful specialist iu the United
States. Write him for his export opln-
Ion of your cnso , for which ho makes no
charge.
Can You Imagine
n spook of matter 1-150 of nn inch iu dl-
nuiotor. Some of the air-cells in the
luugs are uo bigger than that. When
you have a cold , these tiny cells are
clogged with mucus or phlegm. Allen's
Lung Balsam , iu curing n cold , clears
the tiuy air-passages of effete matter
and heals the inflammation in the bron
chial tubes.
HERE'S A BABY
Its Mother is 'Well.
The baby is healthy because durinp the
period of gestation its mother used the
popular and purely vegetable liniment ,
Mother's Friend
Mother's Friend is a soothing , softening ,
relaxing liniment , a muscle maker , invigorator -
orator and freshener. It puts new powei
into the back and hips of a coming mother.
It is applied externally only , there ia
no dosing and swallowing of nasty drugs ,
no inward treatment nt all.
The state of the mother during gestation
may influence the disposition and future
of the child ; that is one reason why moth
ers should watch their condition and
avoid pain. Her health , that of the child
nnd their lives , depend on keeping free
from pain , worry and melancholy , Be o !
good cheer , strong of heart nnd peaceful
mind. Mother's Friend can and will
make you so. Hearing down pains , morn
ing sickness , sore breast and insomnia are
all relieved by this wonderful remedy.
Of druggists at $ i oo per bottle.
Send for our book "riotherliood" free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. , ATLANTA , GA.
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